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ghostrunner wrote:Jose Vizcaino gets the easiest ring EVAR.

Actually, Vicaino played in 16 games.

I'd give the easiest ring ever to John Nelson.

8 games. 5 at bats. 4 strikeouts. 1 World Series Ring.

I'd take that.

TimeForGuinness wrote:Don't know if this has been posted before:



http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports ... enDocument




/blingy

I want to buy one. I wonder how much that would set me back?

ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:

TimeForGuinness wrote:Don't know if this has been posted before:



http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports ... enDocument




/blingy

I want to buy one. I wonder how much that would set me back?

I guarantee a TON of the replica ones will pop up on ebay after opening day since they are giving them to every fan.

ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:I want to buy one. I wonder how much that would set me back?

Weren't the values of Tony's rings listed at $15,000 each on his arrest report?

PujolJunkie wrote:

ghostrunner wrote:Jose Vizcaino gets the easiest ring EVAR.

Actually, Vicaino played in 16 games.

I'd give the easiest ring ever to John Nelson.

8 games. 5 at bats. 4 strikeouts. 1 World Series Ring.

I'd take that.

John Nelson: 1 Cardinal World Series ring.

Matt Morris, Ray Lankford, Andy Benes, Woody Williams, Larry Walker, Mike Matheny, et al: 0 combined Cardinal World Series rings.



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Wasn't Larry Walker a coach during Spring Training last year? He may get a ring...

Does it have fewer diamonds because the Cards only won 83 games?

jagtrader wrote:Does it have fewer diamonds because the Cards only won 83 games?

Actually yes, and they are arranged in the shape of the middle finger.

To get the right tint and shimmer of Cardinals' red in the rubies, it took a search through Myanmar.

Although I doubt anyone who gets a ring will complain, the color of the rubies isn’t really Cardinal Red. It’s much closer to the Phillies’ color that it is to the Cardinals’ color.

To get the right tint and shimmer of Cardinals' red in the rubies, it took a search through Myanmar.

J. Peterman: I've already left, Elaine. I'm in Burma.

Elaine: Burma?

J. Peterman: You most likely know it as Myanmar, but it will always be Burma to me. ...